Dr. Tom Noble of Nazarene Theological Seminary continues with the last of three lectures on "Holiness and the Holy Trinity," as part of the annual Chamberlain Holiness Lectures at Wesley Biblical Seminary. Entitled “The Sanctifying Spirit,” Dr. Noble unpacks the Old and New Testament images of the Spirit and the work of the Spirit in the life of Jesus, in order to see why the Spirit is the basis both historically and experientially of the sanctification of the individual believer. Look for the original live stream on our WBS YouTube channel for additional questions and responses given at the event, and be sure to check out the previous two episodes if you missed them.

In this second of three lectures on "Holiness and the Holy Trinity," Dr. Tom Noble explores the holiness of Jesus, the "beloved Son of God," and how his incarnation, death, and resurrection provide not only for our justification but also for our sanctification. For more questions and responses that followed this presentation, see the original video in the live stream section of our YouTube channel.

Accomplished scholar and Nazarene theologian Tom Noble presents the first of three lectures on "Holiness and the Holy Trinity," as part of the annual Chamberlain Holiness Lectures at Wesley Biblical Seminary. In this first part, he uses the festivals of Israel to catalog the characteristics of the God revealed in the Old Testament as "father" to Israel, and how those characteristics are fully illuminated and revealed from "within" by Jesus Christ as recorded in the New Testament. Look for the original live stream on our WBS YouTube channel for additional questions and responses given at the event, and stay tuned for the other two lectures in this series coming soon.

In this episode, we’re going back to the archives for a message from the late Dennis Kinlaw, founder of the Francis Asbury Society and a great evangelist, preacher, and teacher of the gospel. This message was recorded in 2006 at the Commencement ceremonies of WBS. Dr. Kinlaw spoke to the graduates on the nature of God revealed by Jesus in chapters 13 through 17 of the gospel of John. Dr. Kinlaw passed away in 2017, but this is a message that lives on as one we need to hear today.

Grace Andrews, WBS Instructor and Director of Library Services, brings to life the teaching of Psalm 19, showing how the Word of the Creator speaks to us in both creation and in the Holy Scriptures, transforming our lives for the good.

WBS Professor Matt Friedeman teaches how to have a team of one mind in thought and action, from 1 Peter 3:8-9.

A New Perspective: Dr. Lohrstorfer, WBS Professor of Wesleyan Theology, preaches from Isaiah 6 on gaining God's perspective on ourselves.

"Shall We Call Down Fire?" In this WBS chapel service recorded Aug. 28, 2024, New Testament Professor Murray Vasser teaches from Luke 9, in the intertextual context of 2 Kings and Acts, to show us the gifts God wants to give us by the Spirit to pour out His love, and how we can avoid the twin errors of either not using the gift, or misusing the gift.